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iistecu in tax returfis. «In such -cases, he added, the assessments were raised, and many of them had been agreed upon with the taxpayer, and would be paid without protest. Decribes Formula The assessor then made a dtailed explanation. of the formàula, u sed ini arriving ata fair assessnient, explain- in hat -it was based.tupon income ,de- drived. from securities rather thaii upon the market. value on date of assesment. His ratier lengthy ex- planation seemed to convince mot of the delegation. that he was at- tepigto do a clean and fair job of assessinig. Admitting that errors had probably occurred, hie contend.ed that even so his plan had worked' out satisfactorily, and that, when the 1937 roll is completed' he expects to have, few if any complaints. Mr. Clark emphasized that he did flot "have it in" for.-New Trier town- ship, and. that the sanaie.rtules whie governed the assessment here were employed in. every other township in the 'country, and that in no case had the formula been deviated from. Vague on "Roll" Mystery On the matter of distribution of the assessment roll, as required by law, Mr. Clark was flot so convincing, for was his explanation as to why letters advising taxpayers of raises were flot received until the eveniing of the final1 spicons na.tarsottaxpayers .of New Trier, asserting that t'hey might have been obvated by a more frank and open attitude on the part of the assessor. In concluding, the conference, Mr. .Clark assured -thle delegation that the additional1 revenue he' was bringing in by lis policies would revert to the. taxing bodies of the various town- ships. and that they would therefore have more moîiey with which to carry on t4éir services to the various com- Phtsby. Wilsont u (le ft) and Captain,1 Sing and Play ............ Helen9 Gay Spring.......Helen1 RIchard Price Sailing............ ;.....Helen Dreamboat..... >.........Helen The Cello . . . .Helen The Echo ........~.......Helen Cu rtis Waltz-D: major.....Helen Curtis Joan Price Evening ............. Heéleri Curtis Bu.bbling Spring.......... Helen! Curtis Louise Borresen Blue Bels............... Helen Curtis Lullabye ................H.lelen Cri Marhig............ Helen Curtis Graýe, Oranger Minuet.............Helen Curtis Ripples..........Helen Curtis Jean Hansmann Little 1Harp ),Player. ....Florence-A. Goodricb' Curtis Curtis Curtis Curtis *Curious Stoi'y .....Stephen Heiler .Georlge McDermott Sonatina (Ist I^novemient)-C major .... uhlau riitermiezzo Orientale. James H. Rogers Fluttering Moths...Gerald F. Frae ltlrnii X Teu ini The Fair........ .. Cornelius Gurlitt Prelude-A major . ....... ý ..... Chopin Betty Jeff ries Playýing Tag 1 . . Fred erick A. Willams Six V%.ariation.' on a Swiss Therne .Beethoveýn Twilight Bell .......... ýA. K. Bixby Thr-et, Waltze-op). 9a . Schubert Jean Ziess PyflRondo......C. W. Greene Cot ton lPic-keirs Cedric W. Lemnont Gys~Dance........John F. Carre Nancy Hoetger ESPEEZJ q4uaiALy or etVLtinmenU[It. .aay at ler hoi When the unusual party had corne Funerala services a to an end, the bouquets of cut jFriday afternoonà flowers 'Which had gra.ced the tables burial at Gracelan, were sent with the compliments of was survived by her the Rev. Father Neumnann to those and by a daughtcr, uband,~ -y Cathý orge, 1 mfrsi:e and di ird M. ner witfl ler r,. Mr. and i729 Ninth1 netka ut the -Wïenetka Wo>a' club, u t 2:30 'Pridoy.af ternoon, May 21..